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Americans are feeling gloomy about the economy and their financial prospects, with more than half of the respondents to a recent CBS News poll say they're struggling to pay the bills. |  | cbsn.ws/3LRSo0n
Incomes are falling in 17 states. Here's where Americans are falling furthest behind.
Many Americans are sour about the economy as median household incomes took a hit in one-third of U.S. states, while stagnating elsewhere. |
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